Category: Podcast

We’re chatting to buyer’s agent, Zoran Solano, who at 19 years of age had already secured a real estate licence and purchased his first investment property. You’ll learn about his journey to success and how his client-focused attitude will serve you when looking for the best deals – like Solano’s recent property purchase of just

Cate Bakos has had her fair share of ups and downs throughout her property investment journey. But what sets her apart is her ability to quickly analyse, break down, and learn from these erroneous decisions. As a recipient of Sterling Publishing’s ‘high commendation’, a finalist for Telstra’s Business Woman of the Year, and a National

Karen Young from Everyday Property Investing podcast was never meant to be a successful property investor. Originally a nurse from Melbourne obsessed with the wonders of modern technology. At 32 Young realised she needed to get her head in the game, and began her own property investment journey. In this episode of Property Investory Karen

This guest on Property Investory defines himself as a ‘conservative’ property investor, despite his impressive 16 property portfolio. Michael Xia, founder of Mortgage Channel; a property investor advice and support company, has slowly built his way to success through careful calculation and long-form strategies. At 31-years-old Xia already possessed 16 properties worth over $4 million.

Jane Slack-Smith is a two-time Australian Mortgage Broker of the Year recipient, best-selling author of Your Property Success and head of a property investment advice empire. Now one of the defining voices of property investment in Australia, originally Slack-Smith was a mining girl from Dubbo with no plans for property. But as she’ll reveal in

When Rich Harvey, managing director of PropertyBuyer.Com, lost almost all of his 14 investment properties in one fell swoop, he simply picked himself up and begun again. In the podcast you’ll hear exactly how Rich Harvey made this disastrous mistake, and how, through security and legal knowledge, you can avoid the same developer traps. You’ll